How would my UML look using these classes? I'll also include the basic UML that it'd look like.

import java.util.Random;

public class Die {

private int dieFaces, minimum;

private int[] results;

public Die() {

this(6, 1);

results = new int[dieFaces];

results[0] = minimum;

results[1] = 2;

results[2] = 3;

results[3] = 4;

results[4] = 5;

results[5] = 6;

}

public Die(int[] outcomes) {

results = outcomes;

}

public Die(int sides, int min) {

dieFaces = sides;

minimum = min;

}

public int nextRoll() {

Random rand = new Random();

return results[rand.nextInt(results.length)];

}

}

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public class HoldAt20PigPlayer implements PigPlayer {

public boolean isRolling(int myScore, int otherScore, int turnTotal) {

return ((turnTotal

}

}

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import java.util.*;

public class OOPig {

public static void main (String[] args) {

PigPlayer playerOne, playerTwo;

Random rand = new Random();

int num = rand.nextInt(2);

if(num == 0) {

System.out.println("You will be player 1.");

playerOne = new UserPigPlayer();

playerTwo = new HoldAt20PigPlayer();

}

else {

System.out.println("You will be player 2.");

playerTwo = new UserPigPlayer();

playerOne = new HoldAt20PigPlayer();

}

PigGame game = new PigGame(playerOne, playerTwo);

game.play();

}

}

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public class PigGame {

public static final int GOAL_SCORE = 100;

private PigPlayer playerOne, playerTwo;

public PigGame() {

UserPigPlayer playerOne = new UserPigPlayer();

UserPigPlayer playerTwo = new UserPigPlayer();

}

public PigGame(PigPlayer player1, PigPlayer player2) {

playerOne = player1;

playerTwo = player2;

}

public void play() {

int playOneScore = 0, playTwoScore = 0, turnTotal1 = 0, turnTotal2 = 0;

Die die = new Die();

while(playOneScore

System.out.println("Player 1 score: " + playOneScore);

System.out.println("Player 2 score: " + playTwoScore);

System.out.println("It is player 1's turn.");

while(playerOne.isRolling(playOneScore, playTwoScore, turnTotal1)) {

int roll = die.nextRoll();

System.out.println("Roll: " + roll);

if(roll >= 2 && roll

turnTotal1 += roll;

continue;

}

else if(roll == 1) {

turnTotal1 = 0;

break;

}

}

playOneScore += turnTotal1;

System.out.println("New Score: " + playOneScore);

turnTotal1 = 0;

if(playOneScore >= GOAL_SCORE) {

break;

}

System.out.println("Player 1 score: " + playOneScore);

System.out.println("Player 2 score: " + playTwoScore);

System.out.println("It is player 2's turn.");

while(playerTwo.isRolling(playTwoScore, playOneScore, turnTotal2)) {

int roll = die.nextRoll();

System.out.println("Roll: " + roll);

if(roll >= 2 && roll

turnTotal2 += roll;

continue;

}

else if(roll == 1) {

turnTotal2 = 0;

break;

}

}

playTwoScore += turnTotal2;

System.out.println("New Score: " + playTwoScore);

turnTotal2 = 0;

}

}

}

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public interface PigPlayer {

boolean isRolling(int myScore, int otherScore, int turnTotal);

}

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import java.util.*;

public class UserPigPlayer implements PigPlayer {

public UserPigPlayer() {

System.out.println("Press Enter to roll; enter anything to hold.");

}

public boolean isRolling(int myScore, int otherScore, int turnTotal) {

String input;

Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in);

System.out.print("Turn total: " + turnTotal + " " + "Roll/Hold? ");

input = keyboard.nextLine();

return (input.equals(""));

}

}